Ryder Cup Captains to Premier League Stars: The Psychology behind Elite Performance.
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Ryder Cup Captains to Premier League Stars: The Psychology behind Elite Performance.
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Former England international Stephen Warnock and elite performance coach Adrian Lamb sit down with performance psychologist and mindset expert Jamil Qureshi—whose client list spans Premier League clubs, Ryder Cup winners, F1 drivers, Olympians, and FTSE boardrooms—to unpack the mental edge at the very top.
Jamil traces his unlikely route from a £30 pub talk to work with Derren Brown, a golfer who led The Open, and a season-saving stint at Bolton. He explains why talent isn’t enough, how changing perspective changes performance, and why focusing on the “middle group” of good players unlocks outsized results. The trio dig into trust and rapport (including the famous “watch” icebreaker), reframing after injury (with stories from Mason Mount), handling social media noise, and the burnout risk in today’s relentless, data-soaked game.
Stay for practical tools you can use immediately: writing a “who I’ll be” list, the two-ball bravery drill, visualisation for recovery, watching the player furthest from the ball, and translating negative self-talk into useful instruction—plus Gary Speed’s brilliant penalty mantra.
If you want real, usable psychology from the inside of elite sport, this is the one.